Up Shit’s Creek: Could Sewerage Be The Paddle in Australia’s Water Crisis?
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Would you drink recycled water? We’ll let you in on a secret: you already are.
Beyond a Joke: Is Political Satire Dead? Or Have We Found a Pulse?
Posted in: Politics FeaturesWhen the truth is already a joke, what’s left to joke about? Rolling Stone's James Shackell dives into the rise and rise of political satire.
Will Trump Run in 2024? There’s a Reason Why He Won’t Say
Posted in: Politics FeaturesThe former president’s hesitance to declare his candidacy involves — you guessed it — money and skirting the law
David Novak on The Liberal Government’s COVID Failure: “We Can’t Afford to Disengage with Things that Make Us Feel Helpless”
Posted in: Politics Features"It all starts with acknowledgement and collective outrage," explains Novak. "But this needs to be sustained."
What to Do About Jair Bolsonaro, the World’s Most Dangerous Climate Denier
Posted in: Politics FeaturesAny hope of reaching global climate goals depends on reining in deforestation in Brazil. But any hope of reining in deforestation depends on Bolsonaro
Now Is Our Last Best Chance to Confront the Climate Crisis
Posted in: Politics FeaturesWith Joe Biden in office, a serious plan to combat climate change is finally in our sights — but the clock is ticking, and there is no more room for error
At a Pivotal Moment in Afghanistan, Journalists Are Being Killed in Record Numbers
Posted in: Politics FeaturesAs peace talks are underway and President Biden is contemplating whether to finally pull out of America’s longest war, droves of seasoned Afghan reporters are being targeted and driven into h…
Loving People Who Love Donald Trump
Posted in: Politics FeaturesHow to live in a house united by a pandemic but divided by an election
Inside Trump and Barr’s Last-Minute Killing Spree
Posted in: Politics FeaturesPrivate executioners paid in cash. Middle-of-the-night killings. False or incomplete justifications. Court records show how the outgoing administration is using its final days to execute the most f…
The Last Gasp Of The [Australian] States
Posted in: Politics FeaturesThe current pandemic seems to have demonstrated the power and authority of Australian state governments against the Commonwealth. Are we seeing a return to the original ideals of federalism, or is this about making sure there’s political blame to spread around? Andrew P Street takes a wild guess.
